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    create the magical hangover cure that Barney claims his Great Uncle invented. After a long journey they realize that…

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    Teenage Binge Drinking

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    are exposed to more and more alcohol everyday. One of the many problems is binge drinking, this is when a teen or anyone drinks overlay or a lot in a short amount of time. Binge drinking can harm your body in many ways, including headaches, hangovers, shakiness, vomiting, and memory loss. It also makes you behave in many ways including, falls, Assaults, Car accidents, Unplanned pregnancy, Shame and embarrassment, Loss of valuable items such as a damaged car or lost phone, Reckless spending…

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    My life made me who I am today. Throughout my life I have been on a roller coaster. Moving along the tracks, but not smoothly. Explaining my traumatic story I am not trying to incriminate myself but rather have people learn from my mistakes. When it comes down to drinking, people may see it as fun, but trust me at the end of the tunnel a hangover starts creeping in. Not only could there be a hangover waiting for one but also death. Nothing in the world is superior without the inferior. The…

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    empty is indigestions, heartburn, and can result in irregular hear beat or loss of heart rhythm. A more common short term effect from consuming a drink is a hangover, which is the side effect from the morning after drinking. When people have a hangover they usually have a headache, muscle aches, upset stomach, anxiety, depression, diarrhea, and thirst. Most people refer to hangovers as the physical reaction due to excessive drinking. It also causes stomach issues which result in nausea,…

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    is taken seriously. When used in the wrong way, alcohol can be extremely damaging to individuals at any age, and can cause many unwanted injuries and even deaths. Whether people realize it or not, alcohol can cause a great deal of negative effects. Alcohol is a psychoactive drug, it alters attention emotion, judgement, memory, time sense, self control, and/or perception (Coon, Mitterer). It is a depressant, also known as a downer. Alcohol is briskly absorbed from the stomach and small intestine…

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    When compared the impact of the problem with drinking alcohol at the workplace during work hours. According to Institute of Alcohol Studies (2014), Lancaster University found that there is a robust positive link between opening hours and absentee. There survey on alcohol misuse reports in 2007 that “third of employees admitted to having been to work with a hangover, 15% reported having been drunk at work, 1 in 10 reported hangovers at work once a month; 1 in 20 once a week, work problems…

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    continues to drink despite the increase in feelings of depression. William “Whip” Whitaker played by Denzel Washington in “Flight”, experiences an array of these symptoms within the first few minutes of the film. The movie “Flight”, directed by Robert Zemeckis, tells the story of a veteran commercial airline pilot that battles an addiction to alcoholism. The opening scenes set the tone for the rest of the film as Whip Whitaker awakes amidst numerous alcohol bottles, cigarettes, and a number…

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    The article What Colleges Need to Know Now: An Update on College Drinking Research, published by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS), looks at the different aspects of college drinking as well as its consequences and the measures taken to intervene and prevent the repercussions of drinking, such as serious injury, death, DWI, and assault (USDHHS, 2007, p. 1). , What Colleges Need to Know Now: An Update on College Drinking Research examines several ways of intervening and…

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    Alcohol doesn 't really appeal to me because I don 't like how it taste. However I still go to parties about once a month meaning I only have three to five drinks a month which isn 't a lot on a monthly basis. Nonetheless, five drinks within five hours is still considered a lot but I still feel like a drink alcohol in moderation. I knew that there are many consequences associated with excessive drinking such as weight gain and liver problems. However I did not know that excessive alcohol use…

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    4. The officer's testimony is flawed. One of the more common defenses is challenging the observations of the officer that led to the arrest. This often involves introducing witnesses who can substantiate your version of the events. While most of these arguments will not negate a DUI conviction in and of themselves, they may poke holes in the officer's story or lead to a challenge of testing validity. Since much of an officer's testimony against you will be based on observations, you can…

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